AC Infinity Garden Plant Stakes 36", Sturdy Metal Support Sticks with Protective Plastic Coating, 25-Pack for Tomatoes, Trees, and Vines in Gardening Hydroponics

I used these for keeping our foam Halloween headstones from flying away. They are easy to pound into the ground, and are sturdy!

Just used these to create a fence around my raised bed garden, along with chicken wire. So far I'm super happy with these stakes. They seem to be very sturdy, but still able to be cut (using an appropriate tool that cuts through thin metal) to any size needed. Also really like the way the plastic caps on top have a ridge notched in, which allows the top edge of the chicken wire to fit right into the notch and makes the fence even sturdier. If you need them shorter, you can cut from either the top or bottom end and move the end cap to your shorter stake. No idea how well they will hold up over time, but the quality out of the box seems good and I'm optimistic they'll be sturdy enough to last a couple years.

This item is completely different than the other stakes you find on Amazon. It is a single piece (not small segments that get joined together.) It is solid and strong. It has a wonderful point on the end that makes it super easy to drive it into the ground. I can't say enough good things about it.

These stakes are very sturdy considering they aren't very big in diameter. I used a rubber mallet to pound them in which worked well but I still had a couple stake tops that didn't really survive the pounding. Also, I needed to pull a stake up to reposition it and the tip came off way down in the dirt. Trying to pound the stake back in without the tip was much more difficult. I never did get it as deep as needed. That's why only 4 stars.

I didn't buy these for their original purpose.. I made three molds based on the face of The Statue of David and needed to prop them up in the yard. They're larger than they look in the pictures and the cement one is the heaviest at about about 70 lbs. I'm pleasantly surprised by the strength of these stakes, and probably could have gotten away with using just two, but I wanted to make sure they were all balanced correctly, making it less likely they would tip to the side. I really like the fact that the metal bar is covered in plastic, which will help against rusting. One word of caution... The ends that go into the ground are sharp enough to stab someone through, so I wouldn't let little kids handle them. Fortunately, I stopped being a little kid a few decades ago, so my mother would approve.

The coating on the stakes will see that they last a lifetime.

Didn’t know I needed them until after I started using them. If you have a net, trellis, these stakes will help hold everything in place.

I usually use green stakes, but wanted some black ones for aesthetic reasons. While these are much more expensive than the green ones I get, I thought they would be at least equivalent in build quality. Nope. Thin hollow shafts that bend easily, and end caps that are slipped onto the ends. The end caps have high profile edges and are seated loosely on the stakes. This means if you push the stake into the ground, there is no way to remove the stake without leaving the pointy cap deep underground. I put 10 of these into the ground to support some light fencing. All was well until I decided to reposition the fence 4" inches farther into the garden. I lost EVERY cap when I pulled the stakes from the loose dirt. At first I got a shovel to dig one by one for the caps, but soon realized how crazy that was--to find a small black cap deep in the black dirt...maddening. So I pushed the stakes in without the end caps, filling the hollow steel tubes with moist dirt, slowly rusting through so the next time I have to reposition them, they will bend or break at the partially rusted segment. They say "rustproof" steel, but that's not a thing. Steel is rust resistant at best, and with constant moisture contact.... I feel regret buying these. Not worth the money. It's only my conscience that's keeping me from returning them, missing endcaps and filled with mud.

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Super!

I actually bought these AC Infinity 36" plant stakes to skunk-proof my front patio deck, not for gardening, and they have worked perfect. The metal core is strong enough to drive into tough ground, and the plastic coating keeps them from rusting or bending. A few of them the plastic coating came off but mind you I was pounding them with a metal hammer. The large quantity was perfect to completely secure around the perimeter of my porch, and they’ve deterred a few determined nighttime visitors. The 3 feet is further than a Skunk is willing to dig, they will just move on to the next house. They are sturdy, discreet, and surprisingly versatile. If they can hold up against skunks, they can handle just about anything. Probably good for gardening too haha!

Used the to fence in our two small dogs. Great Quality.

Great for holding tomatoes up!